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Plan and execute character makeup, body paint, or prosthetic application for cosplay. Covers product sourcing, practice runs, full application dress rehearsals, and packing a con-ready travel kit.

Jujutsu High's stoic ten shadows sorcerer: the deep navy school uniform, deliberately styled spiky black hair, and the signature kuji-in hand sign poses that make the character instantly recognizable. The navy color accuracy and wig spike pattern are the two details that separate a good Megumi from a generic anime student. 5 components, 11 materials, ~3-4 weeks, $80-165.

The most iconic anime hero: the orange gi, the blue undershirt, the spiky black hair. Goku's look is a martial arts uniform with Saiyan flair, and it's one of the most recognized cosplays on any con floor. This template covers the full outfit: the wrap-front gi top, the blue wristbands and obi, the boot covers, and the gravity-defying wig. 7 components, 10 materials with cost estimates, a 12-step build plan, and a realistic 4-week, $70 to $200 budget.

Frieren's most chilling mage rendered in matte black: the strappy asymmetric halter top with choker strap routing, her signature below-knee boots with white trim, stacked arm and leg rings, and the oversized scythe-staff prop that defines her silhouette. The prop and the wig are the two decisions that determine whether this build reads as Ubel or just another dark anime character. Includes 7 components, 14 materials with cost estimates, a 12-step build plan, and a realistic 6-week, $110 to $280 budget.

Steel Ball Run's Johnny Joestar: a high-fashion jockey-inspired outfit with cream jacket, star-pattern pants, a distinctive white hat with pink horseshoe accents, and blonde spiky hair. The challenge isn't just sewing, it's nailing the runway proportions and SBR's signature makeup style. 6 components, 12 materials, ~6-8 weeks, $150-350.

Chainsaw Man's protagonist in his iconic hybrid form: the human body with a chainsaw head and transformable chainsaw arms. The hand-carved foam helmet with chain-link detailing is the make-or-break piece, demanding precision foam work and 8-12 weeks of dedicated building. A full build includes the school uniform base, prosthetic teeth, spiky hair, and the chainsaw arms or helmet. 6 components, 14 materials, ~10 weeks, $200-500.

Design and build an original character costume from scratch. Covers concept art, color palette selection, silhouette planning, construction approach, and building a character that reads clearly even without an existing reference sheet.

Jujutsu Kaisen's ancient sorcerer Kenjaku inhabits Suguru Geto's body, distinguished by an exposed brain prosthetic mounted on the head and a stitched scar across the forehead. The signature brain piece is a weeks-long build requiring tissue paper, PVA glue, and careful paint work, while the Geto uniform and long black wig complete the iconic silhouette. 5 components, 13 materials, ~8-10 weeks, $180-380.

Build a costume for a client with measurements, approval checkpoints, and shipping. Covers client briefs, quoting, progress communication, approval gates, and professional handoff for cosplay, fursuit, drag, and sewing commissions.